damNmad
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October 07, 2017, 06:40:08 AM |
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Hey guys, can some1 guide me how to mine ZCoin?
Which version you are using currently? ZCOIN has been added in v 19 (you can see version in the beginning of 1bash file ) If you want to add it to your current version; use the following: Make sure you have your coin selected first in 1bash - Add the pool and coin details in 1bash - ZCOIN_WORKER="Your Miningpoolhub Worker Name" ZCOIN_ADDRESS="replace_with_your_miningpoolhub_account login name" ZCOIN_POOL="us-east.lyra2z-hub.miningpoolhub.com:20581" This is the tricky bit; don't remember the exact version of nvOC but oneBash has been split into 1bash and 3main; if you have oneBash add the below (& above) code in the right place.
If you can see 3main; add the below code in the right place of 3main.if [ $COIN == "ZCOIN" ] then HCD='/home/m1/TPccminer/ccminer'
ADDR="$ZCOIN_ADDRESS.$ZCOIN_WORKER"
screen -dmS miner $HCD -a lyra2z -o $ZCOIN_POOL -u $ADDR -p x
if [ $LOCALorREMOTE == "LOCAL" ] then screen -r miner fi
BITCOIN="theGROUND"
while [ $BITCOIN == "theGROUND" ] do sleep 60 done fi Feel free to ask any questions you have.
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hurvajs77
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October 07, 2017, 10:13:30 AM |
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Excellent! Does nvOS work correctly with this setup? I'm thinking about this mobo.
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blockrockmining
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October 07, 2017, 10:28:49 AM |
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nvOC 0019 didn't work on my AM4-platform. Has anyone else tested? Using ASUS ROG STRIX B350-F motherboard. I kept getting corrupt xorg.conf errors on boot. This system doesn't have iGPU, so I don't really know what to do.. Has anyone else tried nvOC on AM4?
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October 07, 2017, 10:35:29 AM |
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I found out that this relay work with this code: RESET RIG #!/bin/bash # RESET RIG GPIO_RESET=23 gpio -g mode $GPIO_RESET out sleep 2 # Resetea el equipo gpio -g write $GPIO_RESET 0 ----> HERE IS THE CHANGE sleep 1 # Lo mantengo pulsado 1 segundo gpio -g write $GPIO_RESET 1 ----> HERE IS THE CHANGE exit
POWER ON/OFF RIG #!/bin/bash GPIO_POWER=24 gpio -g mode $GPIO_POWER out sleep 2 # Enciende o apaga el equipo segun su estado previo gpio -g write $GPIO_POWER 0 ----> HERE IS THE CHANGE sleep 1 # Lo mantengo activado 1 segundo gpio -g write $GPIO_POWER 1 ----> HERE IS THE CHANGE exit
And this one wich looks pretty the same works with this code: RESET RIG #!/bin/bash GPIO_RESET=23 gpio -g mode $GPIO_RESET out sleep 2 # Resetea el equipo gpio -g write $GPIO_RESET 1 ----> HERE IS THE CHANGE sleep 1 # Lo mantengo pulsado 1 segundo gpio -g write $GPIO_RESET 0 ----> HERE IS THE CHANGE exit
POWER ON/OFF RIG #!/bin/bash GPIO_POWER=24 gpio -g mode $GPIO_POWER out sleep 2 # Enciende o apaga el equipo segun su estado previo gpio -g write $GPIO_POWER 1 ----> HERE IS THE CHANGE sleep 1 # Lo mantengo activado 1 segundo gpio -g write $GPIO_POWER 0 ----> HERE IS THE CHANGE exit
Hope it helps. what are you using to detect when it freezes?
1.ping 2.check hashrate from pool, if hashrate is low, it is freezenn. 3.run nvidia-smi via ssh, if it exits with error code, the rig is unhealthy, reset it. Hi! I sat up Raspberry Pi and relay, but I can only manually power on/off my rigs. The program from here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1933467 works, but sometimes when miner hangs, rig accepts ping and RPi doesn't reset it. Can you share your program here? And can RPi and nvOC be sat up to work together like SRR? SRR_SERIAL="000055" __SRR_SLOT="1"Sorry I wasn't clear enough, your code is exactly what I mean to reset "manually", I'm using it. But we need code to work automatically and together with nvOC and it's scripts, like SRR Ok, I got it, I think. The thing is the raspi must accept commands to reset/power on/off from Nvoc. If that is right then: 1. A variable is needed to hold the raspi's ip (in 1bash?) 2. Guess a variable is needed to choose raspi or srr (in 1bash?) 3. Send command from nvoc to fire up the reset script in raspi (same conditions as in srr) Example to send commands from a local linux box to a remote one (executing in the remote one): ssh -o LogLevel=quiet -p $PORT root@$REMOTE_IP 'if [[ -f /tmp/file.csv ]]; then /bin/rm --interactive=never /tmp/file.csv \ && echo "OK: /tmp/file.csv has been deleted in remote system"; else echo "OK: /tmp/files.csv missing in remote system";fi' | tee -a $LOG_FILE This is a very good option but a certificate id needed, so I don't think is the best solution from the user is point of view becouse it needs to install the certificate manually in the raspi. Other option is use sshpass: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12202587/automatically-enter-ssh-password-with-scriptI don't use any of the mechanisms that Nvoc has for restart the system etc. Only use Maxximus007_AUTO_TEMPERATURE_CONTROL we can add the RPi's ssh public key to every rigs, so the RPi can exec command against rigs via ssh. nvOC doesn't need to know RPi. RPi check hashrate from pool, if it finds a rig with low hashrate on pool, reset the rig. I have runable codes in github, but the code quality is low, only supports few pools, and there is no setup descriptions, I'm going to improve it and maybe release it next month:) Great. It's a lot more direct aproach. If the rig is not in danger of "burning" I would try first a reboot. Not system likes a hard reset!!.
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papampi
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October 07, 2017, 10:40:54 AM |
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Any one knows a simple embedded text editor for web sites? I want to add 1bash editor to nvOC web page, so we can edit it from its web page Going to add a restart miner too if can find a simple editor. This is how it looks like now :
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October 07, 2017, 10:53:34 AM |
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Any one has any news from fullzero ? His last post was Oct. 1st a week ago ... And last active Oct 3rd. Getting worried for him.
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rayd89
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October 07, 2017, 10:56:03 AM |
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Any one has any news from fullzero ? His last post was Oct. 1st a week ago ... And last active Oct 3rd. Getting worried for him. someone ping him!
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October 07, 2017, 03:47:55 PM |
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Anybody can help me out..
I have 5 12GPU rigs ,
1 of them i keep frying mobo's .. i have tried everything..
Tested all parts sperately all seems to work however the minute i attach my PSU's to the motherwboard whilst I have GPU's and risers powered , even without plugging the PCI's in the MOBO.
It instantly fries my mobo...
I have fried 4 motherboards already trying to trial and error...
it used to work before though...
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IAmNotAJeep
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October 07, 2017, 04:49:09 PM |
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Anybody can help me out..
I have 5 12GPU rigs ,
1 of them i keep frying mobo's .. i have tried everything..
Tested all parts sperately all seems to work however the minute i attach my PSU's to the motherwboard whilst I have GPU's and risers powered , even without plugging the PCI's in the MOBO.
It instantly fries my mobo...
I have fried 4 motherboards already trying to trial and error...
it used to work before though...
Why would you attach PSU's while the system is powered? Maybe I'm not understanding something. Can you give more info?
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Moordact
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October 07, 2017, 06:02:02 PM |
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Anybody can help me out..
I have 5 12GPU rigs ,
1 of them i keep frying mobo's .. i have tried everything..
Tested all parts sperately all seems to work however the minute i attach my PSU's to the motherwboard whilst I have GPU's and risers powered , even without plugging the PCI's in the MOBO.
It instantly fries my mobo...
I have fried 4 motherboards already trying to trial and error...
it used to work before though...
Why would you attach PSU's while the system is powered? Maybe I'm not understanding something. Can you give more info? You missunderstand or i explained wrong :d Either either way.. I tested all parts separate by powering the parts with psu. All fans are running etc . However if I prepare my system. Combine all parts like they should. The moment I power on. It will fry the mobo. The cpu fan will spin briefly and it is dead from this moment. I have fried 4 mobos already cause i don't know how I can find problem without trying to connect it. Is it possible a gpu is dead or something? It used to work before and suddenly it died after I had some gpu losses.. If it is this gpu or a extender how do I find it because If i have all gpu powered with psu no mobo and no display. Just power to see fans running all have working fans. How is it possible that broken gpu fry my motherboards? Or is it something I'm missing Also I even fried a mobo while only the following where connected. Connected on psu: hdd, pci extenders, 6pin gpu powers, mobo main plug +cpu. Connected on mobo cpu + main mobo power. The extenders were not plugged in. This gives me reason to think it is not gpu? Is it possible something gives short circuit? From psu?
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Temporel
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October 07, 2017, 06:08:19 PM |
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Anybody can help me out..
I have 5 12GPU rigs ,
1 of them i keep frying mobo's .. i have tried everything..
Tested all parts sperately all seems to work however the minute i attach my PSU's to the motherwboard whilst I have GPU's and risers powered , even without plugging the PCI's in the MOBO.
It instantly fries my mobo...
I have fried 4 motherboards already trying to trial and error...
it used to work before though...
Why would you attach PSU's while the system is powered? Maybe I'm not understanding something. Can you give more info? You missunderstand or i explained wrong :d Either either way.. I tested all parts separate by powering the parts with psu. All fans are running etc . However if I prepare my system. Combine all parts like they should. The moment I power on. It will fry the mobo. The cpu fan will spin briefly and it is dead from this moment. I have fried 4 mobos already cause i don't know how I can find problem without trying to connect it. Is it possible a gpu is dead or something? It used to work before and suddenly it died after I had some gpu losses.. If it is this gpu or a extender how do I find it because If i have all gpu powered with psu no mobo and no display. Just power to see fans running all have working fans. How is it possible that broken gpu fry my motherboards? Or is it something I'm missing how are you switching on your other/s power supply ? Using this ? https://www.amazon.com/Supply-Adapter-Connector-Triple-Multiple/dp/B073PRM7YZ Manually ? Something else ?
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Moordact
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October 07, 2017, 06:11:23 PM |
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Anybody can help me out..
I have 5 12GPU rigs ,
1 of them i keep frying mobo's .. i have tried everything..
Tested all parts sperately all seems to work however the minute i attach my PSU's to the motherwboard whilst I have GPU's and risers powered , even without plugging the PCI's in the MOBO.
It instantly fries my mobo...
I have fried 4 motherboards already trying to trial and error...
it used to work before though...
Why would you attach PSU's while the system is powered? Maybe I'm not understanding something. Can you give more info? You missunderstand or i explained wrong :d Either either way.. I tested all parts separate by powering the parts with psu. All fans are running etc . However if I prepare my system. Combine all parts like they should. The moment I power on. It will fry the mobo. The cpu fan will spin briefly and it is dead from this moment. I have fried 4 mobos already cause i don't know how I can find problem without trying to connect it. Is it possible a gpu is dead or something? It used to work before and suddenly it died after I had some gpu losses.. If it is this gpu or a extender how do I find it because If i have all gpu powered with psu no mobo and no display. Just power to see fans running all have working fans. How is it possible that broken gpu fry my motherboards? Or is it something I'm missing how are you switching on your other/s power supply ? Using this ? https://www.amazon.com/Supply-Adapter-Connector-Triple-Multiple/dp/B073PRM7YZ Manually ? Something else ? Yes I use those. However I have 4 systems still running like that. Today I tested with a mobo with 6gpu card only. It still fried, I also did not use the adapter for this test and it still fried my mobo. I also tested Also I even fried a mobo while only the following where connected. Connected on psu: hdd, pci extenders, 6pin gpu powers, mobo main plug +cpu. Connected on mobo cpu + main mobo power. The extenders were not plugged in. This gives me reason to think it is not gpu? Is it possible something gives short circuit? From psu?
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Temporel
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October 07, 2017, 06:20:06 PM |
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Anybody can help me out..
I have 5 12GPU rigs ,
1 of them i keep frying mobo's .. i have tried everything..
Tested all parts sperately all seems to work however the minute i attach my PSU's to the motherwboard whilst I have GPU's and risers powered , even without plugging the PCI's in the MOBO.
It instantly fries my mobo...
I have fried 4 motherboards already trying to trial and error...
it used to work before though...
Why would you attach PSU's while the system is powered? Maybe I'm not understanding something. Can you give more info? You missunderstand or i explained wrong :d Either either way.. I tested all parts separate by powering the parts with psu. All fans are running etc . However if I prepare my system. Combine all parts like they should. The moment I power on. It will fry the mobo. The cpu fan will spin briefly and it is dead from this moment. I have fried 4 mobos already cause i don't know how I can find problem without trying to connect it. Is it possible a gpu is dead or something? It used to work before and suddenly it died after I had some gpu losses.. If it is this gpu or a extender how do I find it because If i have all gpu powered with psu no mobo and no display. Just power to see fans running all have working fans. How is it possible that broken gpu fry my motherboards? Or is it something I'm missing how are you switching on your other/s power supply ? Using this ? https://www.amazon.com/Supply-Adapter-Connector-Triple-Multiple/dp/B073PRM7YZ Manually ? Something else ? Yes I use those. However I have 4 systems still running like that. Today I tested with a mobo with 6gpu card only. It still fried, I also did not use the adapter for this test and it still fried my mobo. I also tested Also I even fried a mobo while only the following where connected. Connected on psu: hdd, pci extenders, 6pin gpu powers, mobo main plug +cpu. Connected on mobo cpu + main mobo power. The extenders were not plugged in. This gives me reason to think it is not gpu? Is it possible something gives short circuit? From psu? it can be a lot of things but I would replace that psu. What brand and model is it?
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Moordact
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October 07, 2017, 06:22:49 PM |
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Anybody can help me out..
I have 5 12GPU rigs ,
1 of them i keep frying mobo's .. i have tried everything..
Tested all parts sperately all seems to work however the minute i attach my PSU's to the motherwboard whilst I have GPU's and risers powered , even without plugging the PCI's in the MOBO.
It instantly fries my mobo...
I have fried 4 motherboards already trying to trial and error...
it used to work before though...
Why would you attach PSU's while the system is powered? Maybe I'm not understanding something. Can you give more info? You missunderstand or i explained wrong :d Either either way.. I tested all parts separate by powering the parts with psu. All fans are running etc . However if I prepare my system. Combine all parts like they should. The moment I power on. It will fry the mobo. The cpu fan will spin briefly and it is dead from this moment. I have fried 4 mobos already cause i don't know how I can find problem without trying to connect it. Is it possible a gpu is dead or something? It used to work before and suddenly it died after I had some gpu losses.. If it is this gpu or a extender how do I find it because If i have all gpu powered with psu no mobo and no display. Just power to see fans running all have working fans. How is it possible that broken gpu fry my motherboards? Or is it something I'm missing how are you switching on your other/s power supply ? Using this ? https://www.amazon.com/Supply-Adapter-Connector-Triple-Multiple/dp/B073PRM7YZ Manually ? Something else ? Yes I use those. However I have 4 systems still running like that. Today I tested with a mobo with 6gpu card only. It still fried, I also did not use the adapter for this test and it still fried my mobo. I also tested Also I even fried a mobo while only the following where connected. Connected on psu: hdd, pci extenders, 6pin gpu powers, mobo main plug +cpu. Connected on mobo cpu + main mobo power. The extenders were not plugged in. This gives me reason to think it is not gpu? Is it possible something gives short circuit? From psu? it can be a lot of things but I would replace that psu. What brand and model is it? on this particular system it are 2 different psu , on the other's it's 3 PSU all the same The malfunction system has a 1200 platinum seasonic psu and a corsair platinum 850 w psu The othersystems all have 3 x 850w corsair platinum psu hxi or something how do i sample test this psu to see for error? can i use voltage meter?
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Temporel
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October 07, 2017, 06:38:54 PM |
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Anybody can help me out..
I have 5 12GPU rigs ,
1 of them i keep frying mobo's .. i have tried everything..
Tested all parts sperately all seems to work however the minute i attach my PSU's to the motherwboard whilst I have GPU's and risers powered , even without plugging the PCI's in the MOBO.
It instantly fries my mobo...
I have fried 4 motherboards already trying to trial and error...
it used to work before though...
Why would you attach PSU's while the system is powered? Maybe I'm not understanding something. Can you give more info? You missunderstand or i explained wrong :d Either either way.. I tested all parts separate by powering the parts with psu. All fans are running etc . However if I prepare my system. Combine all parts like they should. The moment I power on. It will fry the mobo. The cpu fan will spin briefly and it is dead from this moment. I have fried 4 mobos already cause i don't know how I can find problem without trying to connect it. Is it possible a gpu is dead or something? It used to work before and suddenly it died after I had some gpu losses.. If it is this gpu or a extender how do I find it because If i have all gpu powered with psu no mobo and no display. Just power to see fans running all have working fans. How is it possible that broken gpu fry my motherboards? Or is it something I'm missing how are you switching on your other/s power supply ? Using this ? https://www.amazon.com/Supply-Adapter-Connector-Triple-Multiple/dp/B073PRM7YZ Manually ? Something else ? Yes I use those. However I have 4 systems still running like that. Today I tested with a mobo with 6gpu card only. It still fried, I also did not use the adapter for this test and it still fried my mobo. I also tested Also I even fried a mobo while only the following where connected. Connected on psu: hdd, pci extenders, 6pin gpu powers, mobo main plug +cpu. Connected on mobo cpu + main mobo power. The extenders were not plugged in. This gives me reason to think it is not gpu? Is it possible something gives short circuit? From psu? it can be a lot of things but I would replace that psu. What brand and model is it? on this particular system it are 2 different psu , on the other's it's 3 PSU all the same The malfunction system has a 1200 platinum seasonic psu and a corsair platinum 850 w psu The othersystems all have 3 x 850w corsair platinum psu hxi or something how do i sample test this psu to see for error? can i use voltage meter? Im pretty sure you are going to see the right amount of volts unless you put some load onto it and what you are looking for is amp anyway (pure speculation, check with a pro). You checked all your wires one by one carefully ? A short could definitely fry your motherboard but so is a power supply with a defect ovp/ocp.
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leenoox
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October 07, 2017, 07:22:57 PM |
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Anybody can help me out..
I have 5 12GPU rigs ,
1 of them i keep frying mobo's .. i have tried everything..
Tested all parts sperately all seems to work however the minute i attach my PSU's to the motherwboard whilst I have GPU's and risers powered , even without plugging the PCI's in the MOBO.
It instantly fries my mobo...
I have fried 4 motherboards already trying to trial and error...
it used to work before though...
Why would you attach PSU's while the system is powered? Maybe I'm not understanding something. Can you give more info? You missunderstand or i explained wrong :d Either either way.. I tested all parts separate by powering the parts with psu. All fans are running etc . However if I prepare my system. Combine all parts like they should. The moment I power on. It will fry the mobo. The cpu fan will spin briefly and it is dead from this moment. I have fried 4 mobos already cause i don't know how I can find problem without trying to connect it. Is it possible a gpu is dead or something? It used to work before and suddenly it died after I had some gpu losses.. If it is this gpu or a extender how do I find it because If i have all gpu powered with psu no mobo and no display. Just power to see fans running all have working fans. How is it possible that broken gpu fry my motherboards? Or is it something I'm missing how are you switching on your other/s power supply ? Using this ? https://www.amazon.com/Supply-Adapter-Connector-Triple-Multiple/dp/B073PRM7YZ Manually ? Something else ? Yes I use those. However I have 4 systems still running like that. Today I tested with a mobo with 6gpu card only. It still fried, I also did not use the adapter for this test and it still fried my mobo. I also tested Also I even fried a mobo while only the following where connected. Connected on psu: hdd, pci extenders, 6pin gpu powers, mobo main plug +cpu. Connected on mobo cpu + main mobo power. The extenders were not plugged in. This gives me reason to think it is not gpu? Is it possible something gives short circuit? From psu? it can be a lot of things but I would replace that psu. What brand and model is it? on this particular system it are 2 different psu , on the other's it's 3 PSU all the same The malfunction system has a 1200 platinum seasonic psu and a corsair platinum 850 w psu The othersystems all have 3 x 850w corsair platinum psu hxi or something how do i sample test this psu to see for error? can i use voltage meter? If you fried so many mobos I wouldn't try connecting those power supplies anymore. Request RMA. You can give it one more try before replacing the mobo and power supplies for that rig What you should do is power the motherboard without any risers and GPU's first. Use only one power supply, plug the 24-pin ATX cable, 8-pin CPU cable and two 4-pin cables to the motherboard and power it on. If it works, power down your PS, wait 30 seconds the plug one GPU directly to the pci-x16 slot (no riser), don't forget to plug PCI power to the GPU, then power on the rig. If it works, turn off PS, wait 30 seconds, unplug the GPU and connect it trough riser to the motherboard on the x16 slot (plug power to the riser) then power on the rig. If it works, power off the PS, add another GPU trough a riser, power on... and so on, keep adding one GPU at a time. Here is manufacturer's web site explaining how to connect: http://www.biostar.com.tw/app/en/event/crypto_mining/page4_2.htm
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ATCkit
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October 07, 2017, 08:22:15 PM |
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Has anyone tested running the MSI Z170A GAMING M5 with 8 GPUs, with an m2 adapter for the 8th GPU?
Yesterday, I got an 8th GPU working using the M2 adapter to work on the MSI Z170A Pro Carbon. I spent two days trying to do this. I read tons of forums where people had no luck on either board. The only solution that worked for me is this one: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2064405.0I was more than a bit a anxious...but then these M2 adapters are so cheap that I simply threw caution to the wind.
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Moordact
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October 07, 2017, 08:39:55 PM |
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Anybody can help me out..
I have 5 12GPU rigs ,
1 of them i keep frying mobo's .. i have tried everything..
Tested all parts sperately all seems to work however the minute i attach my PSU's to the motherwboard whilst I have GPU's and risers powered , even without plugging the PCI's in the MOBO.
It instantly fries my mobo...
I have fried 4 motherboards already trying to trial and error...
it used to work before though...
Why would you attach PSU's while the system is powered? Maybe I'm not understanding something. Can you give more info? You missunderstand or i explained wrong :d Either either way.. I tested all parts separate by powering the parts with psu. All fans are running etc . However if I prepare my system. Combine all parts like they should. The moment I power on. It will fry the mobo. The cpu fan will spin briefly and it is dead from this moment. I have fried 4 mobos already cause i don't know how I can find problem without trying to connect it. Is it possible a gpu is dead or something? It used to work before and suddenly it died after I had some gpu losses.. If it is this gpu or a extender how do I find it because If i have all gpu powered with psu no mobo and no display. Just power to see fans running all have working fans. How is it possible that broken gpu fry my motherboards? Or is it something I'm missing how are you switching on your other/s power supply ? Using this ? https://www.amazon.com/Supply-Adapter-Connector-Triple-Multiple/dp/B073PRM7YZ Manually ? Something else ? Yes I use those. However I have 4 systems still running like that. Today I tested with a mobo with 6gpu card only. It still fried, I also did not use the adapter for this test and it still fried my mobo. I also tested Also I even fried a mobo while only the following where connected. Connected on psu: hdd, pci extenders, 6pin gpu powers, mobo main plug +cpu. Connected on mobo cpu + main mobo power. The extenders were not plugged in. This gives me reason to think it is not gpu? Is it possible something gives short circuit? From psu? it can be a lot of things but I would replace that psu. What brand and model is it? on this particular system it are 2 different psu , on the other's it's 3 PSU all the same The malfunction system has a 1200 platinum seasonic psu and a corsair platinum 850 w psu The othersystems all have 3 x 850w corsair platinum psu hxi or something how do i sample test this psu to see for error? can i use voltage meter? If you fried so many mobos I wouldn't try connecting those power supplies anymore. Request RMA. You can give it one more try before replacing the mobo and power supplies for that rig What you should do is power the motherboard without any risers and GPU's first. Use only one power supply, plug the 24-pin ATX cable, 8-pin CPU cable and two 4-pin cables to the motherboard and power it on. If it works, power down your PS, wait 30 seconds the plug one GPU directly to the pci-x16 slot (no riser), don't forget to plug PCI power to the GPU, then power on the rig. If it works, turn off PS, wait 30 seconds, unplug the GPU and connect it trough riser to the motherboard on the x16 slot (plug power to the riser) then power on the rig. If it works, power off the PS, add another GPU trough a riser, power on... and so on, keep adding one GPU at a time. Here is manufacturer's web site explaining how to connect: http://www.biostar.com.tw/app/en/event/crypto_mining/page4_2.htmthx i will try again,
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hurvajs77
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October 07, 2017, 10:01:19 PM |
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Hi guys, I've problems with detecting all installed GPUs. I bought 13x risers V008S with 100cm USB 3 cables. Installed 11x 1080Ti, but system detect only 10.
There are 3 PSU (2x 1700W, 1x 1200W). Each GPU is connected on same PSU as riser. I don't know why I don't see all cards. There is some way, how detect which cars wasn't recognise? Mobo: ASRock PRO (for 13 gpus)
Unfortunatelly this is not one problem which I have... :-(
Miner is running and sometimes is killed immediately after execution for 5 or more cycles, so it's mean that I don't mine for 20 minutes - if mining MONA.
Safter sometimes has same problem... :-(
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IAmNotAJeep
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October 07, 2017, 10:17:49 PM |
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Anybody can help me out..
I have 5 12GPU rigs ,
1 of them i keep frying mobo's .. i have tried everything..
Tested all parts sperately all seems to work however the minute i attach my PSU's to the motherwboard whilst I have GPU's and risers powered , even without plugging the PCI's in the MOBO.
It instantly fries my mobo...
I have fried 4 motherboards already trying to trial and error...
it used to work before though...
Why would you attach PSU's while the system is powered? Maybe I'm not understanding something. Can you give more info? You missunderstand or i explained wrong :d Either either way.. I tested all parts separate by powering the parts with psu. All fans are running etc . However if I prepare my system. Combine all parts like they should. The moment I power on. It will fry the mobo. The cpu fan will spin briefly and it is dead from this moment. I have fried 4 mobos already cause i don't know how I can find problem without trying to connect it. Is it possible a gpu is dead or something? It used to work before and suddenly it died after I had some gpu losses.. If it is this gpu or a extender how do I find it because If i have all gpu powered with psu no mobo and no display. Just power to see fans running all have working fans. How is it possible that broken gpu fry my motherboards? Or is it something I'm missing how are you switching on your other/s power supply ? Using this ? https://www.amazon.com/Supply-Adapter-Connector-Triple-Multiple/dp/B073PRM7YZ Manually ? Something else ? I would also not trust that PSU if it's modular check the pins on the connectors that connect on the psu side - I had gpu's drop off tone particular cable regularly, it was driving me crazy until I noticed the disintegrating pin on the psu connector (it was a corsair 850i platinum) Yes I use those. However I have 4 systems still running like that. Today I tested with a mobo with 6gpu card only. It still fried, I also did not use the adapter for this test and it still fried my mobo. I also tested Also I even fried a mobo while only the following where connected. Connected on psu: hdd, pci extenders, 6pin gpu powers, mobo main plug +cpu. Connected on mobo cpu + main mobo power. The extenders were not plugged in. This gives me reason to think it is not gpu? Is it possible something gives short circuit? From psu? it can be a lot of things but I would replace that psu. What brand and model is it? on this particular system it are 2 different psu , on the other's it's 3 PSU all the same The malfunction system has a 1200 platinum seasonic psu and a corsair platinum 850 w psu The othersystems all have 3 x 850w corsair platinum psu hxi or something how do i sample test this psu to see for error? can i use voltage meter? If you fried so many mobos I wouldn't try connecting those power supplies anymore. Request RMA. You can give it one more try before replacing the mobo and power supplies for that rig What you should do is power the motherboard without any risers and GPU's first. Use only one power supply, plug the 24-pin ATX cable, 8-pin CPU cable and two 4-pin cables to the motherboard and power it on. If it works, power down your PS, wait 30 seconds the plug one GPU directly to the pci-x16 slot (no riser), don't forget to plug PCI power to the GPU, then power on the rig. If it works, turn off PS, wait 30 seconds, unplug the GPU and connect it trough riser to the motherboard on the x16 slot (plug power to the riser) then power on the rig. If it works, power off the PS, add another GPU trough a riser, power on... and so on, keep adding one GPU at a time. Here is manufacturer's web site explaining how to connect: http://www.biostar.com.tw/app/en/event/crypto_mining/page4_2.htmthx i will try again,
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